Epsom (deluxe edition) entertains the crowd at 5:30 p.m. this Friday during the Downhome Music Festival, downtown at Seventh and Washington streets. Welcome to our little neck of the woods, or should we say piece of the prairie, to include another prominent ecosystem formerly found in central Illinois. This week we continue to march forward with more and more live music available for your listening pleasure. So sit back and read, then get up and go, to enjoy all that awaits you and yours out there in our musical landscape. And speaking of things musical, this is the final weekend to catch the spectacular production of one of the finest American-made musicals ever, as
June 1 – Stephen “T00M3R” Caron
Stephen is a local performer, blending his lyrics with hip-hop beats. He has five albums under his belt, including his recent release, “Nothing’s Perfect.”
June 8 – Steven Davis
Only one year after Steven got his first six-string guitar, he was writing his own songs. Music has been a constant passion in his life.
June 15 – Andy Sydow
Andy is an Americana, Rock, Folk singer/songwriter from Denver. The multi-instrumentalist uses satire to get his point and is constantly touring.
June 22 – Flyover Town
June 29 – Eddy Delbridge
Eddy is a Rock Springs singer/guitarist, specializing in humor in some of his songs. Most are familiar with his catchy tune, “I-80 Is Closed.”
ROCK SPRINGS SweetwaterNOW is excited to announce that we will once again be partnering with Downtown Rock Springs/Urban Renewal Agency to bring you the Brown Bag Summer Concert Series.
This year marks the sixth summer residents can grab some lunch and head downtown to enjoy great live music performed by a variety of talented artists. The 14-week series begins June 1 and all shows will run from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Concerts will be held on the lawn behind the Sweetwater County Health and Human Services building at 333 Broadway. In previous years, the shows took place in the bank court. But due to ongoing renovations to the First Security Bank Building, the shows have moved down the street for the time being.
Green Heron “at” High Street Coffeehouse (Boscawen NH) ~ 7-9:30pm ~
https://www.boscawencongregationalchurch.com/high-street-coffee-house1.html ~ High Street Coffee House & Open Mic will continue to meet on Zoom from 7:00-9:30 pm on the first Friday of the month through May. The zoom link for each event is in the event posting on the High Street Coffee House Facebook page, and on the webpage. Our features are: March 5, Green Heron, April 2, Liz Kantz & “Doc” Rogers and May 7, Rupert Wates. The features open and close each evening, and in between there will be 8-10 open mic slots for musicians, poets, and comedians. Contact Liz at